College baseball stands to benefit from Major League Baseball’s decision to shorten its 2020 draft to as few as five rounds and limit signing bonuses for undrafted free agents to $20,000 By ERIC OLSON AP Sports Writer April 8, 2020, 6:29 AM 4 min read 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article […]
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SYDNEY (Reuters) – A powerful tropical cyclone battered the South Pacific island nation of Fiji on Wednesday, witnesses said, destroying buildings and causing injuries in Suva, the capital, pressuring a population already bracing for the coronavirus outbreak. Cyclone Harold, its strength ranked in the highest category of five, passed over Fiji’s south at about
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As the coronavirus pandemic spreads across the nation, people are making creative masks to protect themselves from respiratory droplets, believed to be a primary transmitter of the disease COVID-19. But do gloves protect people against catching coronavirus, too? Yes. Gloves are used by health care workers, but the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention does
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Who wants to be a millionaire? Not Jimmy Kimmel’s son Billy. The comedian is hosting the prime-time return of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” starting Wednesday, with celebrities playing for the charities of their choice. So on Monday’s episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” the comedian thought it would be fun to play the game
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Image copyright Getty Images Tesco has said that most food will still need to be purchased in-store amid the coronavirus pandemic. The supermarket giant said it wasn’t able to meet demand as more shoppers stay at home, despite the fact it has increased its online grocery shopping capacity by more than 20%. It said in
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The Chinese city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus pandemic originated, is finally lifting its 11-week quarantine as infections and deaths have tailed off. As they emerge from their long lockdown, residents share the lessons they’ve learned from the outbreak, and offer encouraging words to the rest of the world. Video by Meiqing Guan from BBC
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Arella Guirantes is headed back to Rutgers instead of choosing to enter the WNBA draft By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer April 8, 2020, 6:30 AM 3 min read NEW YORK — Arella Guirantes is headed back to Rutgers instead of choosing to enter the WNBA draft. She was one of about a half-dozen high
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Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared a month-long state of emergency in Tokyo and six other hard-hit prefectures to step up the fight against the coronavirus outbreak By MARI YAMAGUCHI Associated Press April 8, 2020, 6:27 AM 4 min read 4 min read Share to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail this article TOKYO — Prime Minister
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NEW YORK — As New York City faced one of its darkest days with the death toll from the coronavirus surging past 4,000 — more than the number killed on 9/11 — the Chinese city where the global pandemic began lifted its final restrictions on movement Wednesday as deaths there plummeted. The tale of two
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Like in her song “Telephone,” Lady Gaga was k-kinda busy during her previous interview with Jimmy Fallon. Last Wednesday, the singer was supposed to go on the “Tonight Show” with a big announcement, and the whole thing went south quickly. “I can’t, Jimmy. I can’t talk right now,” Gaga said during the call, adding, “Am
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